the problem is most people in the eu and especially in the U.S dont know about this since the word neo-nazi in connection with ukraine is a taboo for the main stream media it seems. however you would be suprised how many germans actully support the people in eastern ukraine, and feel that the german government is handling this wrong, polls f.ex. from der spiegel show that we are talking about more then 50% of germans here, and the other half prolly only has watched main stream media and doesnt really care. to confirm this, you need to go no further then a german mainstream news channel, and check the comments. as of now, there is not much people can do against the actions of the goverment, except maybe protest, but the vast majority is to lazy for that, i havent demonstrated neither i admit. and its questionable if it even would help if not millions turn up.[DOUBLEPOST=1400027970][/DOUBLEPOST]but i can guarantee you, that if the german public knew, that there are actully nazis sitting in the goverment, and that a nazi is in charge of the police military and national security, there would be mass protests! this is a very sensitive theme in germany, right now the avrage german acknowlidges that there were "some" right elements in the maidan protests. but that they were led by a nazi and that they are sitting in the goverment now, has yet to be brought to the publics attention, and i hope it gets thru.Was trying to find a photo of what happened in Odessa for y'all, found it in the artice below.
Didn't have time to read the whole article but the photo pretty much speaks for itself, and you can easily find dozens more.
If you don't feel like you want to see burnt people, don't click the link.
http://orientalreview.org/2014/05/0...aine-or-are-you-on-the-right-side-of-history/
Also, a question for EU citizens. Would you guys want to let a country with that kind of government in?
And another question for everyone. Would you wish to proclaim independence from people who burn your unarmed friends and family members alive?
Just be honest
@theGenius it's spelled svoboda, I guess. Means 'freedom'. Dunno what kind of freedom that is, though.
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